UK Rents to Rise 25% by 2026 as Landlords Pass On Mortgage Costs
Britain’s tenants are feeling much more pressure from soaring interest rates than the rest of the housing market.
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Stocks Set for Cautious Open; Yen Advances on Ueda: Markets Wrap
Asian equities may struggle to find traction Monday in a cautious open to trading around the region, while
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Spanish Football Chief Rubiales to Resign Over World Cup Kiss
Luis Rubiales finally caved in after days of intense pressure and will quit as head of Spain’s football
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All Blacks Do Government No Favors With World Cup Loss to France
When New Zealand’s All Blacks opened the Rugby World Cup with a loss to France at the weekend,
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Macron Refuses Niger Junta’s Demand to Withdraw French Forces
French President Emmanuel Macron rejected a demand from Niger’s military rulers to withdraw its troops from the country
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Italy’s Meloni Urges Europe to Clear Lufthansa-ITA Airways Deal
Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni urged European authorities not to waste time in giving the green light to
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Hansi Flick sacked by Germany after 4-1 defeat to Japan
Germany have announced the sacking of head coach Hansi Flick following their embarrassing 4-1 defeat to Japan.
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Biden Says Climate Change Poses Greater Threat Than Nuclear War
President Joe Biden said the sole threat to humanity’s existence is climate change, and that not even nuclear
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Biden Doubts China Capacity to Invade Taiwan Amid Economic Woes
President Joe Biden said he had no intention of trying to contain or isolate China, even as he
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Beatification for Polish family murdered for sheltering Jews
A beatification Mass is held for the family of nine, who were executed by Nazis for protecting Jews.
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Retirement-Age Cut Adds to Polish Bond Risks, ING Analyst Warns
The Polish ruling party’s promise to lower the age at which Poles can tap state pensions adds to
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Orban Says He Plans to Rule Hungary Until 2034, Telex Reports
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, currently the longest-serving head of government in the European Union, plans to stay
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